Edinburgh Prolog

Edinburgh Prolog is a programming language used mainly in artificial intelligence and computational logic. It’s based on formal logic principles, enabling programmers to encode relationships and rules that a computer can reason about. Unlike traditional programming languages that focus on specifying step-by-step instructions, Prolog lets you define facts and rules, allowing the computer to infer answers through logical deduction. Edinburgh Prolog was one of the earliest implementations, promoting a clear way to write and understand complex logical relationships, making it valuable for tasks like expert systems, natural language processing, and knowledge representation.